A 24-year-old teacher’s aide went missing last week after dropping off a friend — and police fear possible foul play in her disappearance after loved ones reported receiving suspicious text messages taunting them that they would “never see her again. “
Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga was last seen on surveillance cameras dropping off her friend at the Creekside Mobile Home Park in Seagoville around 8pm on September 27th.
The unexplained disappearance of a Dallas Independent School District teacher’s aide is not normal, her family said.
“When we found out that he never came home that Wednesday night, it was an indication, like, hey, something was going on,” his cousin, Litzy Mendez, told Fox 4 News.
“He always came home, he was very punctual at work, he didn’t show up the next day, we said this is not okay, something is going on.”
Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga, 24, was last seen Wednesday dropping off a friend at a mobile home park. Olascoaga’s family found his car at an intersection 10 minutes from where he was last seen. Dallas Police Department
Olascoaga’s family found his white 2015 Buick La Cross on Thursday at an intersection about 10 minutes from the mobile home park.
The car was not found along the way back from where he had dropped his friend off, his family said.
Her family immediately filed a missing report with Dallas police before alerting local police in Seagoville on Sunday.
His family said it was not normal for him to skip work and not come home. Facebook
His brother-in-law Marco Barroso said there was nothing unusual about the car, except that Olascoaga’s wallet was found inside.
However, things take a sinister turn when Olascoaga’s family and friends begin receiving foreboding text messages.
“We got some random text messages, a friend of his got it, ‘hey are you missing someone,’ ‘you’re never going to find him and you’re never going to see him again,'” Barroso said.
Olascoaga’s family reported him missing last Thursday. FOXPolice is investigating messages received by the missing woman’s family. Seagoville Police Department
Police are investigating text messages Olascoaga’s family has received since his disappearance.
“This text message contains content that would lead someone to believe that Jennifer’s disappearance may have involved foul play,” police wrote in a statement.
Messages were sent before, during and after Olascoaga was reported missing.
Relatives have distributed missing person leaflets. FOXFamily and friends said it was unusual for Olascoaga to miss work. FOX
The Seagoville Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is working on the case as a missing person case and has requested the assistance of the Texas Rangers.
Anyone with information about the disappearance is asked to contact the Seagoville Police Department.
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